Inside the Mob

Look inside the network of extraordinary corruption that allowed the formation of a tropical paradise fueled by rum, rumba, and gangsters on America's doorstep.

Examine the technology that brought Al Capone to his knees after the St. Valentine's Day Massacre, including the speed graphic camera that captured its bloody aftermath and printing presses that reproduced it nationwide.

100 years ago, Portland, Oregon was considered the most dangerous port in the world. Join host Don Wildman as he ventures beneath modern Portland into a nefarious world of fight clubs, slave tunnels, and gambling dens.

Travel back to a time of unimaginable wealth and ruthless mobsters in 1920s Chicago with evidence from excavations, scientific studies, and historical documents.

From vice dens and top-secret railroad lines to sunken shipwrecks and the spark that created the A-Bomb, host Don Wildman unearths the mob history of the Windy City.

Join host Don Wildman as he travels to Sicily to trace the Mafia's roots as a vigilante secret society in an underground network.

Learn more about the shadowy liaison between U.S. Naval Intelligence, the Office of Strategic Services, the Army, and the New York and Sicilian Mafia during World War II.